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    Dak Bulgogi (Korean BBQ Chicken)

    Dak Bulgogi (Korean BBQ Chicken)

    Published 03/07/2012. Updated 01/25/2021

    Chicken bulgogi on a plate with side dishes in the background

    Quick and easy chicken bulgogi! A terrific dinner idea for busy nights. ...

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    Sukju Namul (Seasoned Mung Bean Sprouts)

    Published 03/03/2012. Updated 06/01/2020

    Sukju namul (seasoned bean sprouts)

    A simple Korean side dish made by briefly blanching and seasoning bean sprouts. ...

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    Kongnamul Muchim (Soybean Sprout Side Dish)

    Published 02/21/2012. Updated 02/09/2022

    Korean soybean sprouts side dishes

    Nutty, crunchy, and delicious soybean sprout side dish! This recipe shows two ways to prepare - mild and spicy. Kongnamul muchim (콩나물 무침) is one of the most commonly served side dishes (banchan, 반찬) in Korean homes. This nutty, crunchy, and delicious side dish is my absolute favorite! It's also one of the classic vegetables used in bibimbap, ...

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    Mu Namul (Korean Radish Namul)

    Published 01/27/2012. Updated 08/07/2019

    Mu namul (Korean radish side dish)

    Simple, nutritious, and tasty Korean side dish made with Korean radish! ...

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    Hobak Hotteok (Sweet Stuffed Pumpkin Pancakes)

    Published 11/02/2011. Updated 02/18/2019

    Hotteok (Korean Sweet Stuffed Pancakes)

    Hotteok is a popular street snack in Korea. It's a sweet treat made by pan-frying yeast dough stuffed with a brown sugar and nut filling. You can easily make it at home with this easy to follow recipe! I have a sweet treat to share with you today! A delicious hotteok (or hoddeok) recipe! Hotteok is a popular street snack in Korea. It's ...

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    Gaji Bokkeum (Spicy Stir-fried Eggplants)

    Published 09/13/2011. Updated 08/10/2023

    Cubed eggplants with sliced green peppers stir-fried in a gochujang sauce

    Simple eggplant stir-fry with a spicy kick from gochujang! ...

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    Kongnamul Guk (Soybean Sprout Soup)

    Published 03/16/2011. Updated 03/08/2022

    Soybean sprout soup recipe

    Kongnamul (soybean sprouts) is a staple Korean vegetable that's used in many Korean dishes. It's cheap and available all year around. Outside Korea, the best known dish made with soybean sprouts is kongnamul muchim (seasoned side dish), but the soup version, kongnamul guk, is one of the most frequently eaten soups in Korean homes. It can be made ...

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    Muguk (Radish Soup)

    Published 03/06/2011. Updated 11/15/2021

    Mu guk (Radish soup)

    Muguk is an easy soup made with Korean radish (mu). It's a staple soup in Korean homes.  ...

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    Baechu Doenjang Guk (Soybean Paste Soup)

    Published 02/23/2011. Updated 12/14/2021

    Napa cabbage soup recipe

      Doenjang, fermented soybean paste, is a staple Korean condiment and used as a base for stew or soup. As with doenjang jjigae (stew version), doenjang guk (soup) is also one of the most representative Korean home cooked dishes. While the stew version is typically hearty, thick and pungent, the soup is light and mild and has more ...

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    Modeumjeon (Fish, Shrimp and Zucchini Jeon)

    Published 01/21/2011. Updated 02/18/2021

    Modeumjeon (Zucchini, shrimp, and fish pan-fried in egg batter)

    These delicious small delicacies, Korean jeon, will be an elegant addition to your traditional holiday feast! They are also good as an appetizer or side dish for any Korean meal. The small ingredient pieces are individually pan-fried in egg batter to create a soft skin. The Holiday season is not over for Koreans until after the lunar New Year ...

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